Snubbed for World Cup, Yuzvendra Chahal to play for Kent in County cricket | Cricket Information – Instances of India

MUMBAI: Snubbed by the nationwide selectors from the 15-man squad for the 2023 ODI World Cup in India which was introduced on Tuesday, leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal will prove for Kent for what can be his maiden stint in County cricket, TOI has learnt.
“The Kent County Cricket Membership will make an official announcement relating to this improvement quickly. Chahal will play three four-day video games for them. The BCCI has granted NOC to him to play County cricket. Ought to he be a requirement for the India workforce, Chahal will be a part of the nationwide squad instantly,” stated a supply within the BCCI.
Chahal has solely performed 2 ODIs in 2023 and has picked up three wickets. The 33-year-old has taken 121 wickets in 72 ODIs @27.13, and 96 scalps in 80 T20Is @25.09. Talking to TOI, Chahal hoped it will not be too lengthy earlier than he can be again within the Indian workforce. “Naturally, it is vitally disappointing to overlook out any choice for India. As a cricketer we should settle for that some issues do not all the time go our means. I have to proceed to attempt my finest and hopefully my performances will justify choice once more for India,” Chahal informed this paper.
Chahal was grateful to the CEO of Zestige Personal Healthcare, Brindon Bagirathan, who’s well-connected within the cricket world as he helped Chahal safe the county alternative, “Rahul Dravid Sir speaks so extremely of his time in County cricket. I actually wished to play (in County cricket). I can not clarify how grateful I’m of my good pal Brindon who helped me in such quick discover,” stated the leggie.
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